Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, September 3, 1915, Page 9

REAL ESTATE IA)\\B T WARM L0 TOLAND & T $100 TO $1.00 w Wead Bldg oc Bldg. lm-uwll\ F. D Farnam Sts A will turn second-hand op La fhomas T State Bank Bldg mu “farm and city loans at Farnam. OMA himes. abraska farms. O'RFFFF REA WTAT 0., __ 1016 Omaha Natioaal. Phone Doy MONFEY on H. W. Binde: SEE us_first fi in eastern Neb. United States ‘rnut Co., Omaha 6% SITY TOANS T G Caribers, 12 Brande Theater Bldg. ek ity and farm loans ational Bunk Bldg. REAL ESTAT E—VACANT H MJoln g lots, near 424 and We P. Coe. S22 ¥arnam. Red &. REAL ESTATE—NORTH SIDE 20- THE BEE: GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKE - = P o o I\Ill‘l Vo, 2 mixed, :l\tc No. lvhl'! Wi4e; September, 6%¢; December, 5% Wheat and Corn Are Both Strong, MEATE No. 2 white, 70%c; No. 2 mized, Wheat Advancing Three to Nt 0, Four Cents. SR—Creamery, ic; firsts . 2c; packing, 19%c. Firsta, 3lc; seconds, 1 TRY~Hens,' 12; roosters, OATS AND BARLEY ARE HIGHER |briiers i NEW YORK GI‘EIAL MARKET 9e; OMAHA, September 2, 1915 There was a good Je.sand tor corn and | \\J:»..\ lr’mn aid both of these markets | Commodities, advan. ed NEW Tue wieat market was especially strong, xs:um R e {selliug 3gdc over yosterday's prices. | \\uEAT—a!pog tirm; No. N receipts were light and the mar- | o T York, prompt, t showed gains of Yalie, | ard, S5 o, ., New York, | The vellow eurn coniinues to command | No. "1 nort. ern, Dnlulh S {8 ®00d premdum over the white and mixed | northern, Manitoon, 8 f., Buf- vaulctios. | Talo. Fuiturce. 11 mer; September, $1.(8% The oats market followed corn and | CORN—Spot, firm: No, 2 yellow, §8%c, heat, but there was very littls demand | prompt shipment. “ No. 3 white, new, for this cereal. | 'S-8pot, steady; The recelpta of this cereal were very 1..}4 nominal; old oats, Gqe « Lyht and there was only a few cars| HAY—Dull; No. 1, o 2, $L.; o u:‘ The market was quoted 3@lc | No & $1.20: shi,pne § o igher. Quotations of the Day on Various 2~FLOUR— 2 red, $116 and No. 2 o arrive; and No. 1 | lmr‘s—qmm state. common to_cholce, The barley v*u (TOR: Fulse: eacitic coast, 14 erop. nominally 1@% > y 12 18 crop, mainad nominaty unchanged. D ES-Steady! Bogota, 0g8lc; Central Clearances were: Wheat and flour,, j eaua. to 629007 busnels: corn, 2,000 bush-! market was igher, while q\mtw\ rve e 0072 10 short © ear No. 4116 N. 17th St. 5-Room Cottage Paint just dry Paved street. 3 block to car. Al modern. Furnace. Lot 40x120. TERMS. $100 down, $5 per month American Security Co. 17tu_and Douslas Sts. Doug as 5013, SEVEN-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW, | HOT WATER HEAT, Cormer 16th and Spencer, 62x124, with lots of shrubbery: pri e ieduced from $3,000 to $4,000, as owner must sell. W. H. GATES, 67 Omaha Nat. Bank Bldg. 6-r. house v. No(‘k from N. Iin. A ba 24th Doug, 1 24th St. cai 8 REAL ESTATE—SOUTH SIDE Shimer’s Addition 6th and Dorcas Your last chance to buy a cheap lot south. Prices $400 to $700: Sewer, nnter gan and vnlk! LOTS—-ON Amencan Secunty Co.! l)ou(ln 6013, | lith and Douglas St 1201 SO. 51ST. 4 rooms and bath with large floored attie, electric lights, gas, city water, ce- ment basement. corner lot, 125 fest on Slst and 60 feet on Pierce St from car; price, $2,200; $100 $20 per month. C. G. CARLBERG, 2 Bruldeil Theater Bldg. REAL ESTATE—WEST SIDE West Farnam 8 Rooms For Rent or Sale An 8-room, all modern home, located on a paved street, half block to car; good school; close to picture show; has oak tlnllh llld floors; 4 good ee)nlng rooms; nice yard' with shrubbery, grapes, flow- ers, et PRICE, $5,50, Terms, $00 down, $46 per month American Security Co. iith_and Douglag Sts. Douglas 5013, ufet | 19. 0, €ls; oats, 615,000 bushels. Liverpool: Spot wheat, 1@24 higher; receipts were corn unchanged Primary wheat bushels and shipments 872,000 Aainst receipty of 1,682,000 bushels an shipments of ‘bushels last vear. rm; Tary. corn’ reraipta were SIL(0) bush- Creamery extras, $0%Gesc; ts 20 00 bushels. against keco ds, 22\ @ S--irregular; recelpts, 9, Juheied extras 3 We@lTc; firsts, A@Bc; SE~Firm; receipts, hole milk fre h, flats. colored specia. L 13%(¢ ‘“x‘f‘g‘f"l‘ffn\' Al —Ally 0, B s b ouers, 160N towls, . Dressed firr wwu»m frozen i3 chickens, 20c; fresh fowls, iced, 14 fres turkeys, iced, 1.@lic. OMANA bENFII\I- MARKET. BUTTER-No. 1 1. cartons, c; No. 2, w-iu. Lubs, S A mported Swiss, Sic; Amer- | ‘can Bwiss, 2o¢; bluovk Swiss, LC. twins, 16c; dalsie 1bc; triplets, 18, \uuu' Aniericn, 18%c; Olue wabel LFICK. lowe; limourger, 2-1b., Wo; New York wuite, Wiac; huporuu Jrreuch Roqueiort, we. | FisH-Arout, Isc, wiite lisn, lic: hal- | but, loc; chaniiel chtimi, 1oo; Rerring, o; | coditish, 10g1ic; mackerel, salinon, owas T PDTATOB.S—KII\“., 3275 bbl. ?l}' l:'l;l LU“—EUDI 1, \lNfi:A N mess, Lara, $17.0041 steady buishels, coun 7,386 tubs; G4 1 receipta first eipts of 891000 bushe's and shipments .»( 88, 0"0 humvls last year. | .~»|mom1m-.l cases; 186 boxes wht es and | rece’pts of 1,°9. 00 hus*els nnd shipments o %@idc; average fancy | of 1,163,000 Fusheln lnst year. CARLOT RE CI"IPT& v heat. Corn. Oats. Chicago fo enki western chick- Yoot ng 2 "cars, $1.08; 4 No. 4 hara wic; i1 car, $Lu6. N No. 4 mixed: 1 Sample: 1 car Tle. No. b \nhlle 2 yellow: 4 cars, 12%c; 4 ite; No. § yeiow: 2 cars, No. § yellow: 1 car, | NO. 2 mixed: 125 car, \ No. 3 mixed: 1 car (near yel- 1 car, 0c; 3 cars, 69y TR s lxed! 1 oare Wit No. 6 mixed: 1 car 68%c. Sample: Oats—No. 3 white: 3 cara, e, Noo 4 white: & cars, "‘tv \M.c Frult compmuy; 820, FRIUTS—OUransvs, \.uug:m”& h Pricés—Wheat: No. 3 tur-| clas, lws, e, los, s, Sws, per A, Ficay Yaricey, | Bodie 00 | box: Caufornia. Vaiencias, oo, 1ics, Noi' 2 hard, o 104, No. 3 hard. 9 c@ 216s, 20s, $.60 per box. Lenions, ‘exira 1.03; No. 4 hard, 52@98c; No. 2 spring, fancy olGden Howl, s, §.0 per box; L Gtilo; Nows s ring, uose .08, Corn: extra fancy Goiden Bowl, 36us, $4.50 per No _white, TIG71 No. 3 white, (0% ® box; extra fancy Sunkist, 300s, Sue, 34.00 T 4 white, 70%@70%c; No. b white, | per box; Red Bail, #4.00 per box. Peaches, | Mtv‘Ov. No whne. 63%%c; No. 3| California Eibertas, 76c per cra Colo- | yellow, Z'? N& lyellow. ‘%'inl\fic N 5 ™5 3 mixed, W‘M mix ed. 58%,@10c 4 mixed, 6!‘&@69“0, No. & m?w %c; No. 6 mixed, . Oats [ No. 2 white, 3! ; atandard, 341738c; No. 3 whits, IlGSte; No, 4 white, Jeliow 714 | Eibertas, ¢ per crate; Idaho bishels, No. 3! 3150 per bu. Piums, Italian prunes, $1.00 per crate; Dismonds, Hungurians, Grods, Granad Dukes, $1.15 per crate. Pears, C ifornia Bartletts, SL8 0 $20, per crate Washington Bartleits, fancy, crate. rAPes, O-LMSKEL Crates, extras, e, Barley: Malting, 60@63c; feed, ¢ 50 per crate; d4-basket crates, uao s.’- 43@47c. Rye: No. 3, 84@ec; No. m“’:nlep‘ho;.m'n wCancords, 2 e s | baskefl um fruit, W to CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS | piaker, Biah b0 frult, Chankis. nola and_Port Limoi, 4o per ib. Canta- No. i Features of the Trading and Closing Prices on Board of Tra: B CHICAGO, Sept. ..—When advanced lll-lan o today on continued covering by shorts, an improvement in (he B.erilig vx.nunge situation and predictions of unfavorabie weatiier in the United States and Can- @aa. At the close (he market had made | ror crate; Callfornia Mission , $2.25 por entt. California rand, flats, %0c to $1.00 per crate. lko p;r Ib.. Apples, %0c VEGETAB ‘abbage, homegrown, 1%c per Ib. Head lanue-, $1.00 per doz. Pe»eu. G0c per basket. Leaf lettuce, per doz. Tomatoes, market price. ns, Washington, 1%c per 1b. Pnnlay. Onions, Spanish, $1.50 Green peas, uc por basket, Dects” carrots. ana b MR RN the " seasion. Visions beets, carrots a per bas- showdd a little Improvement Sn the duy ket. New potatoes, Ohfos, 80 per bu. Just befos finished jr- Sweeti m “hnmm»ltw per ham. bs ¢ higher | Per: J and December pork 8c lower, her | P NuT t *wainuts, 18 b, fliberts, WIXPort demand at seaboard Jor wheat :,Bec‘_ i anm- pecans, 1240 Jas falr. Salss OF Guuy Dushels were DY RCIELANBOUS — Crackeriack, $150 x u'/. net T She oo o Mg er after Toanoss New FARNAM HILL RESIDENCE The owner of a partt ; desirable new residence ngar 33d and Harne: de- sires ‘o effect #ale of the property i once. “The lot has a frontage of With handsome garage and . driveway, beautiful shade and flowers. The house is full 2 stories, 6 rooms and bath oak and birch finish, hot water heat and strictly modern in every respect. Price reduced from $6,500 to $5.20. This is a gacritice. Act g 5 Douglas 1472 or REAL ESTATE INVESTMENTS Safe Investments uickly. arney 6217, Northeast corner 17th and Jackson Sts, ! 132x182 ft., close to office vetall center. Fine gurag ear lease at $720 per yea praisement. PRICH, $35,000. 86-Room Hotel and 6 Retail Stores J-story ln theb ! k i1d! and r{hwnfl corner 15th and Sta. ; Plr lease, without Nlpprfll‘emenl ulldings and ocation; 64- No reap- W srom stores alone will huy taxes, ance and leaseh mvenmem leav Insur- !d rental and intérest oll ving income from hotel f. PRI( T of bullding and interest in lease- 4 §%0,00. " George & Company. : %2 City Nat. Bank Bldg. Phone D. 766—0 REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN Dundee. new i-room bungalow only B g B B R P Iving room with beamed c.ilings and .i.e- piace. La.ge dining ro.m auq una.ualy convenlent kitchen, One bearoom, toilct and lavatory on the flist fiva, Turee fine bedrooms and comp ete bathreom on the second foo/. Oas finish on .irst floor, white enamei and n. awove. Oan floors do. nstairs on second floor. basemen. wih floor drain, irult cel.ar and large coal bin, aiso onie of the best hot air heating lants that money can buy. The lot is a au'y and is one of S m village. Fine shade and & be .u- Ulu awn, Tols uouse was bult for & Lome by the pre.ent occupants and at {he Price is by far the best barsain in ., $4.90.. If you are ever kving to huy ‘ahythung you ahiould look at this property first, Armstrong-Walsh Co. Tylér 163, State Ha.k Hldg. EQUITY of 3200 ln g maye acres of land worth um. wl‘l trade team of horscs made for 1 year. $900' Equity, $250 6lat Ave VDWI modern cottage; price, $2,00. 2311 Phone Benson SRE Nethaway for that arm. Fior. 28 all owner at| Pnnm leases expire the rental | fud h | tue 'best districts | Berson W, Chicago operators. The foreign wutuerl per case; corn| $3.25 per crate; crack- situation was also a bull factor, erfac, LT cornpops, case, Weather in Europe was wet and har-'$185%. 1 raw, 6c per Ib.; vesting is belug dclayed. Drouth pre- Jumbo, raw, No. 1 roasted, valls in Argentina and India. L.verp.ol Rc per Ib.: Jumbo roasted, % per Ib. market “Kur\l had a stimulating effect Honey, $3.75 per case. here, showing «n advance of 1 to 2 punce. Casn houle; were buyers of Beptemoer | corn from the start today and shorts 2. | - were scared into covering as oniy sixty- M'WFAPOL'B Minn. St X AT September, Ee; December. six ‘cars were recelved and country of- | v eTRbet, ferings were small. Favorabe wea:her 5’.}: No. 1 hard, SLos%; Ne. 1 her over the entire domestic corn belt low- F,";{ SR Unehnngod. Y—i4@06c. M'uneapolis Grain Market, | ered the deferred months and the down- turn was also pushed along by & orep eatimate of zmw.nm buuhem Forecasts for weather over ' part of the oats bel} and smallness of country offerings conjoined to gwe firm- ness to oats. A lower range than has been recorded in provisions for some time marked deal- ings today. December pork had a de- g.l’wllnz influence with a of 81 ‘oward the close a Illtle better feel support I?Amhu with l\f!.fl rom. the extreme low point. tuolauions on futures runge as follows: Article Open. | Hikh.l Low. ©lo No. 3 yellow, ATS—No. § White. SEBD—Flax, $1.66%@1 oot o5t i St. Louls Grain Market. anU‘lfl Mo. ;.D(. li.\deEATTNo 084711 Lr Tk nominal; 6. Liverpoel Grain Market. IVERPOOL, Sept. 2.-~WHEAT-Spot. 1 Hlnllnb&. 1is 10d; No. 2, 1ls 8d; No 1 northern’ Duluth, —8pot, Amerlun mixed, new, Ss Coffee Market. NFW'YO{IIK Sept. today nnaer scattered sell- appeared to inspired by a er detllM in the rate of Rio ex ehm‘e on London, reports of an easier cost and freight situa usl .edicti ns of a bearish world's vlnlbh lufply state- ment for the mon! Cfferings were mot hu but t ere ring and were few buyers around after opering, 4 to 5 poluts lower, the market worked off another point or two,: o 1 Dolnlv closing at a net d.fllnl of Bal 8,000 ba'es; ptembe November, 6 0c; Decembfr. Bpo Rio 21021 %0, |78, 6%c; t(‘em and frelght receipts, 37'0 fers were unse'tl rlll"lh from about 68@e0c; Jersey |8.16c to 8G0c for Snnlol 4s. Early esti- gl { and Early Ohio, | mates point to an increase of over 1,u,- $adse; Wisconsin, $06i3c 000 bags In the worlds visible Iudpfily for CHEESE Higher: dulsios. 13%Guc: g - B W c: Americas, 14@1ee; long |} 04 IOV R Vs Un hanged at Santos Cotton Market. NEW YORK, Se| I—L‘m\)fl—swt. gnger middling s, 9.55c; sales, 200 ! ton hlturu o steady; October, December, Olc Jlnull’]. 10.180; arch, 10 42; Ilv 10. ‘The cotton market elnnd with net |gains of from 4 to 9 poinf Cotton futures closed lleldy' October. ;. December 10.180¢ hnunry. 10.30c ; T Wise: extra firats, HKG 23ie; 203ac. Fowls, unchanged; springs, |REAL ESTATE-—MISOKLLANEOUS Close-In Bungalow F or Sale Five-i modern bungalow water na electricity, furnace and al convenlences in a & ne. hboer handy t) stree. car and jitney service, and In easy walking distan e. Price $2.600. o’:’m price is away i) % WO money. us at once you want a bargain. Lead, £2 135 9d. Bpill'r . H. Dumont & Co i ‘ uLu State Bank Bldg. Tel. Doug. 6%. | OMAHA Sent 2—HAY-Pr ire: Cho'ce Must Sell bllu Metal Morket, NEW YORK, Sent. 2 -MRETALS-Lead, ou—nd n un- mlt«r not z'um.a cop- ectrolyti~ fron, M unehnn ed. exchange M h dull, offered st %4 00 Lond nn—bnpy:; Bnot, [ ‘ oo l‘holee low- REAL ESTATE—MISCELLANEOUS "ONE QUARTER B Coun town. Nei light or Ford Need Money ceints 982 bbls. ‘:‘I‘:n::'u 1976 bl up re, 'l jas fixtures; fur- 3 lot 40x177, fao- than one fl hbll. e stock, 2 est on boulevard. n': uu- wold for 870 less 2 R #hips "‘ hh‘n D'm'. J nfll O D -nd W, owner, Dou‘llll!'! ; “l: A Ill K. menta, H%! rnovfsk)r\s—"}-orx Aull; mess, $15.50 1361 7%c; | Dl low, TIN@720; | rado kiberts, 70c per crate; Wash.ngton J 875 per | 1| neen 00 | 5 - " ypland. $1000m16°0; No, 1, #9 50310.00: | vl"‘ C 50@10.00; No. ; males, GI bbls. ; r‘etl | hfll Dtlo lL\I,\H.\ FRIDAY, |OMAHA LIVE STOCK MARKET| Cattle Receipts Light and Trade is Slow at Steady Prices—Sheep Slow and Dul. HOGS STEADY TO FIVE LOWER | Receipts were b : Ofitcial Monday........10, M Official Tuesday ‘ Official Wedneada Estimate Thursday Four days this wk __,'\, Same days last week. Same Same Same Same days last year 1,78 113,00 The folowing tabie snows the receipts of eattie, hoks and sheep af the Omaha live stock warket for the year to date a8 compared with last year: e tml flh Wi, Tne. Cattlo 538,240 Hogs Sheep .. 5 Thw following tadie shows the & prices for hogs at the Omaha Live stock market for the last few days, with com- | Lurisons Date 1911, Aug! Aug, Aug. Aug UK. :ul. ug Aug Aug. ;:':. ca PeT——" 25 ES85 228 3 *BLE! £z SECDS 322 "8 W1 8 97 6 oig| 84| e @ 13 82 7671 E ) *Sunday. Recelpts and dlaposition of live gtock |at the Union Stock yurds, Omaha, I Tor ‘twenty-four hours, ending at § o'lock | P nu, yesterday ‘ RECEIPTS—CAR LOTS. » M. & St \\ahun \Mm.m ¥ Total receipts nwosrno\' Mnrrla & Co. . Swift & Co . Cudahy Packing Co | Armour & Co.. n- | Schvartz & Co |J. W. Murphy. L'neoln l‘u:kllll Co.. Krey Pack Co.. . | Cudahy, from country. . W B, 'Vansant Co. \Benton, Vansant & L. wi Hu-ton & R .[i' i | Koseristoek Hros. LI F, G, Kellogg.. Haml ton luupu lefornh Mission brand, stand- | RO | Bi Tanner Bros. John Haive! 071 5,473 23,164 re very light to- day, onl ninety-five cars bein ported in ‘and hey consisted largely ol common to lnferlur stuff, what s known in the T|yards as junk. For the woek receipts foot up only 25,051 head, being 4,100 head smull.r than last week, but slightly larger than a year #s0. Cows and he.fers were slow and steady to weak. There were only a few scattering loads of feeders In the yards, but the market on that kind did not show much change. Quotations on cattle: Good to choice fed yearlings, $9. .75; falr to fed yearlings, §7.7609. common to fair fed yearlings, ’- W 5; goud to cholce heavy b«'vem tair to "good co cornfed beevol. l) common fair corn- fed beeves, $.75@8.25; prime grass beeves, Vun b BOOd Lo Cholce Erass blchsl- |87 (Guk.00; falr to good grass beeves. g common to fair Krass beevt 50 A g00d to cholce grass heifers, .(0; good to (.hokfl rass, cows, §6. : fllr to good W. l‘aomm| u'Il lu o8 €00d to i to §00d foede common éq’s&lr feed i 'nepmem-uv. sal Ho . RNS, Dieter l: Woods Lo—*Nchrukl. Av. Pr. No. Av. Pr. 994 690 13 steers....1019 6 steers. - 810 ete., 8. No. 16 steer 12 steers. 16 sts &hs. 1162 . _A. Allen—W yoming. . 860 B 10 19 steers.... 837 . 618 83 K steers. 634 88 2% steers . 893 074 666 7 steers.... 640 6 65 A. Smith—Towa. 1963 a. 9...1060 710 47 steers.... Milldale Cattle Co, T 780 4 637 7 80 James F'rlncl.—-wvomlfll 21 steers.... 65 710 8 steers. Little Horlw ttle Co., Lolorndo. 23 steers.... W4 76 22 stéers.... 1098 185 Aaa—BuppIIes CONLliuey Very noder only awwut Duely louds, Or b5W uead, be.ng received, bUt L LuaL the Fuu wus ‘the Leaviest of (Do week to date. For the four duys Lhe supply Lotuis 19,509 uead, Leng luuv swaider than & week aK0, 17,00 BUOTL Of LWO WeeKs uEO, o400 liguter Liun for the sume du.® & year ago. Packiug trade opened out very dull, and carly killer bids were around & @ime lower, buyers talking especiaily bearish on the common wekhty kinds. Hardly anvthing was done in the packer end ot tho market until nearly the middle of the forenoon, but sellers held on until they were able to cash the bulk of their hold- lnn at Lgures that were no more than lower In most cases and in a good manv Instances looked as A8 yeou- terdny. Close was a little dull, and st & late hour a few bunches of rough h-vlu and sorts were still in firet hands, some n bld, but the bulk of the offerm cleaned up by shortly after 10 o'clock. Rig end of the packers' rchases was . 40@8. 0. the features 17 steers. | strong: SEPTE \llihl( half fat stuff for finishing at 8560, & new top, went to the country S In the feeder sheep cinss very Little was offered. Foed.ng ewes brougnt | $5.00 and a few breeders were reported at 3.5, Fat sheep were scarce again today and about the only sale that up to noon was that of At 3540, Values are somewhat than at last weok's close, but supplies have been too light the last two days to| give an Idea of the amount of the sump. Quotations on sheep and lamba: Lamb ®ood to choice, $S.0008.70; lambs, fair to good, S 4008 80; lamsbe, feedors, 80000 8800 yen (ings, falr to ehnim. .75, yoarlnra, fooders, $6.0007 fair to cholce, $5.35606.35; cholce, 00680, ewes, ' fair S4L50E0.00; ewes, fecders, $4.504r6.36. n»nruen\nmn sales and some Y 3 o ldqhn foeder t:'ulrllnl’l . 1,0 Idaho lambs Wyoming feeder | 1001 Wyomin . feeder lambs.. 9 Wyoming feedor lamba 20 Wyoming feeder lamba. %8 Wyoming feeder lambs.. 6 Wyoming feeder lambs. 243 Oregon feeder lamb: 9 Oregon feeder lnmbs. 0Idaho feeder lamos. 700 Idaho feeder lambs. Wyoming feeder ewes Idaho feedor ewes 6 Wyoming ewes Idaho ewes Wyoming breeding ewes... i Wyoming lambs . Wyoming lambs yomink feeder lamba ming lamba.. .. Wyoming lambs Wyomng lamba ‘voming lambs 360 'Wyoming lambs Wyoming lambs 38 Wiomink breeding ewes 265 Wyoming ol ‘ # Wyoming 28 Wyoming 2.8 Wyoming L3ERRTE3E SREBELRTES h- der lambs feeder ewes .. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET Cattle Steady to Strong—Iogs Strong——Sheep Wenk. CHICAGO, Sept. 2—CATTLI—Recelpts, 4.001 head; “maiket steaay €T steers, Lo cows and Ne.fors, $3.15G8.10; calves, $R.60Q12.00 IHK)S—IW«‘I[!II 16,000 head: good stock bulk of ma es, mixed, 6.5 $6.1008. | of this advantage later. | awakened to the gravity of the situation | mand, $6.46; cables, $6.44 BOurCes, | to the moderate total, 16,000 weth- | lambs, | i lower; 17.60; hea ers, 6.7 m-rlu-t weak; ;n.«mnun; owes, St. Louis Live Stock Market. ST. LOUIS, Sept. L~CATTLE-Re- coipts, 4,100 head; market lower. native beef steers, $7.000.00; yearling steers and heifers, $8.60/10.00; cows, $5.0048.00; stockers and feeders, $.000%.%5; southern A eteers, $6.2548.80;; cows and helfers, $4.006 6.60; native calves, $6.00G11.50. HOGS—Receipts, 3700 head: market higher; pigs and lights, $7.2508.00; mixed | -nqmbutmmr-, $1.70G8.00; good heavy, §1.00 @ SHEBDP AND LAMBS—Recelpts, 5,000 | head; market lower: lambs, 35.008.8; sheep and ewos, $.60G7.80. Kansas Oity Live Stook Market. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Sept. 2—CATTLHE | —~Recelpts, 8,600 head; market weak; prime fod ateers, $8.6000.50; dressed boef steers, $7.0009.60; weatorn 'steers, 38,756 866; stockers and feeders, w.00g8.5; bulls, %,506.3; calves. §6.000105) HOGS—Recolpts, 8,50 head: market highers bulk 'S smice, mmmuo hu% t, H Ud 'Hw 25T AND LA M B aceints, 5 900 heuds market lower: lambe, yearlings. 3 $57.00; wothers, .:fi; ewes, $5.006.75. Sfonx City Live Stock Market. SIOUX CITY, Sept, f—CATTLD-Re- celpts, ead. market firm; native Shenre, S60015%: cows And hoifsrs, .00 T5@M4.75; wtockers and feed- 00G10.00, MBf—Receipts, 1,200 a; ml.r‘kul steady; ewes, %.85; lambe, fl]m #t. Joseph Live Stock Market. AT, JOSEPH, M sept. B—~La ILE— 100 market llead market 5@ Me_Hehar . $6.80a1. Recelpts, SHEEP LAMBE— hend: muket aull and lower; lambs, $8.00078.86. Live Stock in Sight. Receipts of live stock at the five prin cipal western markets: Cattle. Hogs. Sheep. Omaha 300 800 18,600 Chicago St. Louls ...... Kansas City 8loux City Quotations furnished by Burns, Brinker 4 Co, 4 Omaba National Daak builéisg. Omate Western Shemala Duildiag k'.f" Lincoln Telephone Mountain States Tel. 7 Angeles Rallway bs, Memphis, Tenn., Bcbool ba. Omaha Auditorium 4%, Omaha Water 4is 1841, 3 Quahs & Co. Siatie Bt Ry. bs, u-“ Gas Pacitio Gea ‘Co e iski Bloux City Btock Yards Gs, 1630 Ban Diege Gus & Elec. Co. 1989 Wichita Unfon Stock Yi Switt and Company s Mew York M NEW YORK, B@DL PER— IZX(‘H.A NOMG"I made at 9. . One o of the trads this week has been the steady improvement in the quality of the bulk of the n"evlnr Representative sales No. . " 4 N Av. ? ¥ 3 l % . b} 2SS IRERTES RS EEES 81 . [ n. o ] 58 & I3 1:. - . T " ¥ SSIrRREZESTRRTEIT aaaaaaaas 0 k. eipts moa.r-ud & good bit toda, ng less than half as Ibrt. a8 on any previous dly of the |About fifty cars, or 13,60 head, showed up, bm.-y nc uu week's total up to U7 8K | head. larger than last than two weeks ago & ly 6,00 over the sa.ne ays last year. Su far this week supplies are larger toan for any s.mlar period last Octover. ba.esinet hed on all foreboon in an effort to Inuar packers early bids but at were. mu- different TEEIERIITYREINIRAEE haathesy nad “Boon eariier o the Say ::Y"'.:“mnn %, Yo, ““Fhts’ wia the. riret od agality that' sold it nm( ol the oferings were stll hngi,vl » none (oo plentitul and Jiul Mnn v.hn noon whistle blew & exception of three cars of u-. ume of munn m. rou b e . ‘.\om-nt g’u g mlnd uu enhu 3682 Rubles: Demand, 3c: BILVIR'—BCP AT%e. HQLIDGI nll.l‘ B()Nbs—fhnmment. steady; raflroad, heav Tise umvs—muaay- sixty days, 84@ 11‘807 cent nlnely cen 1% per cent; offered at Dry Goods Market. NEW YORK, Sept. 2—-DRY Cotton moods, firm: yarns. higher; raw silk, active; men's wear in steady demand CHICAGO TFACHERS UNION | IS ORDERED T0 DISBAND| CHICAGO, Sent 2-~The Chlcaxo Teachery' federation, which is affiliated with the American Federation of Labor, and is considered one of the most influ- ential organizations of its kind in the country, must disband within the next three months. The Board of Education adopted & resolution calling for the abolition of the federation. The ediot prohibits any teacher from membership In the federation or any kind of a so- called “labor organization.” | By the decision of the Hoard of Edu- eation. public school teachers are now prohibited from belonging to the federa- tion under penalty of a fine, suspension | or dismissal. Reot rooma quick with a Bee Want Ad. | Atehwon ..., . Baltimors & ‘Ohte . Brookiyn Rapld Tranwit.. California Petroleum ... Canadian Pacitio Central Leather 'NEW YORK STOCK MARKET Demand Bills on London Advance and Other Exchange Hardens, UNITED STATES STEEL LEADS NEW YORK, Sept, 2. uidation of Amorican secubities Tor forelf Iniereats waa the pervading influence of today's | trading, superseding as a market factor the settlement of the controversy tween Washington and Berlin and the eritical international credit situatin. In | fact, the European selling was generally accepted as the primary reason for the improvement of foreign exohange, which | recovered almost all the ground lost early in the week, though ylelding some Ghino Colorado Fuel & Tron Colorado & Southern Denver & fio Grande a., prd ¢ Securities Eri General Electrio Great Northern, pfd...... Great Northern Ore otfe Cuggenheim Intarborough Met Inspirmtion Copper International Harvester be- pra Bouthern "Nashitiie Jiexitan Tetroienm Ami COPpEr oo+ Demand biils on London advanced to Kan & Tex between $4.680 and $4.60. as ngainst the low | rate of $4.70 established yesterday and other remittance hardened appreciably. Covering of shot or specul ll‘\v‘ con- tracts In exchange, coupled with the an nouncement that London's financlers had Nevada Cop-er New York Cwatral |N Y. N H &K Norfolk & Western. Northern Pacifio Pacitic Mail Pacitic Penn 33333 3 bF alded, Ster! ||n mand nlxly dnn, !nnrh&lylfi N\' mand, ; cables, $4.62 $5.05; = were mainly in comprising the transcontinental grang- and United States Steel ana coppers. Extent Whin J cables, Tires, do- Ray Consolidated Copper Reading | Republio iron & Steel Rook Island Co. o Rock Isiand Co. . RO AR ol Southern Pacific Southern Railway Tennemses Copper Texan Company | Unton Pacitic The forefgn offering the more active | international 1ist- . Erfe Ebat it as_ denotod future’ trapsactions, aprroximating $800,00 Speclalties, p-mcnl-rly the war shares contributed more than their usual auota although United States Steel led all nlhen in its_custom ary fashion. ~ Crucible Steel came next with galn, of ¢ points at A, from which It foll back to'& at the closs: Gen: eral Motors, which rose 21 points the pre feding day, added i to ¢ ain, sell- ing at the new high record of 248 but cloned at ML Electric Storage Bagt a newly listed issue h to recognition as a war rose 7, 1o 71, and other shares of leas definite character made temporary ad- vances of 2 to & points. Lowest prices Yere registered in the final trading when tendency. Total shares. Trad Feached Additional price advances in fron and steel and crop news from the northwest was of the sort to allay recent misgivings. Except for a more free ncoeptance of mercantile paper v the banks, general business conditions were “without material ~change. from the forelgn offerl bonds was unusually divers sules, par value, ~agsregated $3,350 (00, i .huvd States bonds were unchanged on ca by the ulso numerous were large, flo, ptd United States Steel United States Steel, Liah Copper Baldwin Locomotive . General, Motor 3 otal for the TLondon Stock Market. LONDON, Sept. 2.—Buosiness in the American section was fairly active and the closing tone was easy, Canadian Pa cific United States Steel and Atehison secelved the most attention of the may ke* which somewhat frregu ar. YILVER-Har, 35-i6d per ounce: MONEY—3%@4 per cent. Discount rate ahort bills, 43-188M% per cent; 3 months 4% per cent. Sugar Market, NEW YORK, flent 1—8lrQAll»—Rn\\ euy centrifuial, - 4.656M.77c, 5 Ki@4.00c Refined. steady: oints higher at &06c; others unchan ml utures were easier early today an noon prices were 6677 beints net lower. Vvsnorated Apples a Dried Frulis NHW YORK, Sept. 2—~EVAPORAT! = DRIE a‘RUIT—I’r\I d | 71y | firm. Apricots and nu:l.i:- :t:mymh ! High Low. Closs. 8y oy V. " Lo ny 108 i T n Aleska doid ... Amerfoan Bee American Amerieas merican Amerioan | American American Advionéa Wistag - The Right Word By James O’Hara Day. T is m;i:)rted that a great explorer, when he returned to this country from his trip, was gald‘ $1.00 a word for the story of his experi- ence. That was high ably higher than A. Conan ceived for his masterpieces. But what would you think of a man who gets $33.33 1-3 a word for his material ? There ts such a man. He writes ““slogans.” He walks into a big establishment and says: ““T can give you three words that will in- crease your business—something that carries a punch. Tl tell a three-word story for you that will bring in the money.”” The proprietor agrees to pay him $100 for the slogan. The next morning this remark- able writer sends in the three words. One house paid him $500 for five slogans. Why is this possible It is because the swift phrase, the short story, is the thing that travels most quickly from the eye to the brain. The right word is generally the short word. The brief phrase is the racehorse of advertising. A hundred short sentences are worth twice as much as a hundred cumbersome. long statements. Get the idea, and then get the right word. One of the most famous slogans in mod- ern history was Theodore Roosevelt’s ““Give them a square deal!”” He fixed that idea in the public mind forever. And he suceeeded, because in five words he enunciated a fundamental principle, a pol- icy that met the public demand. Bny——comxder- oyle ever re- The business house which can spread across its advertising a phrase that is dis- tinetive has the jump on the house which cannot. And the slogan that can tell a story about the establishment is better than many certified checks.. Certified checks are cashed in—but you never stop cashing in on the right word. Manufacturers of pickles, electrie light bulbs, cologne and a thousand other things have demonstrated this. If the right word or the striking phrase builds up an individuality around a product, how much more it can do for a store! That’s why one man gets $33.33 1-3 for the right word.